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After being on the market for several years Regional Victorian drag racing facility Heathcote Park Raceway has officially been sold to Melbourne drag racer Lance Warren it has been announced.
With 2020 being a disruptive year not as many Kenda events have been able to successfully run, but Radial Redemption in September promises to be the event to be at for radial racing in 2020. Although the entrants are limited to states not currently restricted from Queensland due to COVID-19, this has not stopped the legendary twin turbo Mustang of RPM Melbourne from making an appearance.
When Richard Stevens took out the Westernationals Super Street victory as part of round eight of the 2019/2020 Summit Racing Equipment Sportsman Series, it marked his first national event victory in more than 20 years of trying.
Brian Hotker is currently fourth in the 2019/2020 Summit Racing Equipment Sportsman Series Modified Bike standings following victory at the Goldenstates and a runners-up result at the Westernationals.
Kenny Stewart is fifth in the 2019/2020 Summit Racing Equipment Sportsman Series Modified ranks, thanks to victory at the 2020 South Coast 660 event at Portland’s South Coast Raceway earlier this year.
Steve Ham has taken on the challenge of Pro Slammer, where the competition drives him to be better.
Group Two veteran Craig Geddes has an old friend back in his garage getting a total overhaul ahead of a return to competition.
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As Perth Motorplex gears up for a brand new 2020-21 season, the venue is delighted to announce the return of Dean Neal to its team, in a media and marketing role.
Australian Top Fuel drag racer Richie Crampton has returned home following a road accident just over a week ago.
Our latest issue of Drag News Magazine is now available, featuring nitro driver Paul Messineo, plus the world’s quickest Ducati, the state of Super Street, dragster rookie Terri Jones, a nine-second turbocharged Toyota street car – the list goes on!
The Aeroflow Outlaw Nitro Funny Car Series is ensuring it stays in the hearts and minds of drag racing fans across the country with a strong media presence, as racers wait for the series’ return in October.
Following news of a terrible road accident on Sunday night, the drag racing community has stepped up to help support the recoveries of Dom Lagana and Richie Crampton.
While the weather eventually got better of the return to drag racing in NSW at the Gunnedah Drags, racers still got a brief chance to get on to the airport bitumen and have a crack.
The Hidden Valley Drag Racing Association has announced that Nitro Up North will not go ahead for 2020.
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